medical terminology digestive system
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abdomin/o | abdomen
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amyl/o | starch
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an/o | anus
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antr/o | relationship to an antrum
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appendic/o | appendix
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-ase | enzyme
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bilirubin/o | bilirubin
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bucc/o | cheek (facial)
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cec/o | cecum
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celi/o | belly abdomen
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cheiol/o | saliva
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chol/e or bil/i | gall or bile
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cholecyst/o | gallbladder
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choledoch/o | common bile duct
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col/o or colon/o | colon
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dent/o or odont/o | teeth
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dont/o | tooth
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duoden/o | duodenum
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enter/o | small intestine
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esophag/o | esophagus
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gastr/o | stomach
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gingiv/o | gums
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gloss/o | tongue
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gluc/o glyc/o | sugar
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glycogen/o | glycogen animal starch
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hepat/o | liver
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ile/o | ileum
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-iasis | abnormal condition
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jejun/o | jejunum
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labi/o or cheil/o | lip
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lingu/o or gloss/o | tongue
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lip/o or steat/o | fat lipids
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or/o | mouth oral
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palat/o | palate
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pancreat/o | pancreas
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peritone/o | peritoneum
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pharyng/o | pharynx throat
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polyp- | a tumor with a pedicle
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-prandial | meal
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proct/o | anus rectum
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pylor/o | pylorus
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rect/o | rectum
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sial/o | saliva
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sigmoid/o | sigmoid colon
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spleen/o | spleen
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stomat/o | mouth
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tonsill/o | tonsil
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uvul/o | uvula
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-ase | enzyme
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-clysis | irrigation or washing
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-flux | flow
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-gram | record
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-iasis | abdominal condition
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-ist | a specialist
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-itis | inflammation
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-lithiasis | calculus or stone
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-lytic | destruction or breakdown
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-megaly | enlargement
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-orrhaphy | surgical fixation or suturing
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-ostomy | creation of an artificial opening
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-phagia | eating swallowing
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-prandal | meal
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-rrhaphy | suturing in place
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-spasm | sudden involuntary muscle contraction
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-tomy | cutting incision
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-tresia | opening
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-tripsy | crushing
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Ascites | Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity
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Borborygmus | Rumbling gurgling sound made by moving of gas in the intestine
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Bruxism | Grinding the teeth involuntarily often while sleeping
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Calculus | Stones
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Cachexia | Generalized poor nutrition
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Cathartic | Strong laxative
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Cholelithiasis | Condition of having gallstones
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Eructation | Act of belching or raising gas from the stomach
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Esophageal varices | Swollen twisted veins around the distal end of the esophagus
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Esophagitis | Inflammation of the esophagus
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Flatus | Gas expelled through the anus
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Gallstones | Hard collections of bile that form in the gallbladder and bile ducts
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Gastric ulcer | Lesion on the wall of the stomach
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Herpes simplex | Cold sore or fever blister on the lip or nose due to the herpes virus
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Hiatal hernia | Protrusion of part of the stomach through the esophageal opening into the diaphragm
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Hyperemesis | Excessive vomiting
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Ileus | Intestinal obstruction that can be caused by failure of peristalsis following surgery
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Intussusception | Telescoping of the intestine
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Laxative | Medication encouraging the movement of feces
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Leukoplakia | White plaques or patches of mouth mucosa
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Melena | Black stool orfeces containing blood
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Nasogastric | Pertaining to the nose and stomach
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Hepatitis | Inflammation of the liver caused by a virus or damage to the liver
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Hepatitis A | Acute inflammation of the liver spread by fecal-oral contact
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Hepatitis B | Inflammation of the liver due to a virus transmitted by blood and body fluids
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Hepatitis C | Virus affecting the liver spread through blood and body fluids
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apepsia | Cessation of digestion
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alimentary tract | The digestive system
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bowel | Intestine
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cecum | First part of the large intestine
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colon | Large intestine ā ascending transverse and descending parts
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common bile duct | Carries bile from the liver and gallbladder to the duodenum
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duodenum | First part of the small intestine
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emesis | Vomiting
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emulsification | Breaking up of large fat molecules
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enamel | Hard outermost layer of a tooth
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enzyme | A chemical that speeds up a reaction between substances
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esophagus | Tube connecting the mouth and the stomach
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eructation | Producing gas from the stomach belching
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etiology | Study of the cause of disease
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feces | Solid wastes stool
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gallbladder | Small sac under the liver stores bile
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gavage | Feeding with a stomach tube
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ileum | Third part of the small intestine
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incisor | One of four front teeth in the dental arch
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insulin | Hormone produced by the pancreas
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jejunum | Second part of the small intestine
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mastication | Chewing
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palate | Roof of the mouth
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pancreas | Organ under the stomach produces insulin
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peristalsis | Wavelike contractions of the tubes of the alimentary tract
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pharynx | Throat
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rectum | End of the colon
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rugae | Ridges on the hard palate and wall of the stomach
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sigmoid colon | Lower part of the colon shaped like an āSā
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sphincter | Ring of muscles
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appendix | Blind-ended pouch hanging from the cecum
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villi | Tiny microscopic projections in the walls of the small intestine to absorb nutrients into the blood stream
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volvulus | twisting of the intestine upon itself
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